Hi all,
I have a copule of doubts in Web services
1) Can a service enpoint in java be a EJB or a Java Bean apart from a servlet..
2) In both asynchronous and synchronous service model, does the web container with which the client speaks to should (mandotorily) have a JAX-RPC Servlet enpoint mounted on a container..
3) In case of asynchronous service model, does this servlet needs to contact a JMS which in turn speaks with
a) the MDB hosted on a EJB container to DB (or)
b) Connector which speaks with legacy systems
4) does all the application servers support both the above forms of message providers (i,e) JAXM and JAX-RPC.
5) Does the UDDI registry always has list that supports JAX-RPC whom could be searched using a JAXR.
Can someone thro light on the above in detail please..
Regards
Ramesh Kesavanarayanan
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